Stranger at Stonewycke

This continuation of the first Stonewycke trilogy is more of the same...which isn't a bad thing. Romance, thrills, drama...this is the kind of book I enjoy.......more

I did not read the other books that seemed to go before this series. Several of the threads that kept surfacing from the history of prior books/characters may have been tied up in those books, but they were repeated throughout this book, but never resolved. I found myself skimming over the repititiou......more

Logan finds himself in a situation he never would have dreamed about when he left London. In Northern Scotland he encounters friendship and love. He tries to run from it but is surprised by the changes that occur in his thinking and attitude. He finds the Lord and that changes his whole outlook on l......more

Allison is the des4eendaant of Maggie and Ian. The two are in the story, but, it focuses mostly on their granddaughter. Allison doesn't like Logan at first, because he is after her family's fortune. I'm glad that Logan confessed at the end of the book and gave his life over to the Lord. Allison also......more

Good, wholesome romance with no objectionable material. Some descriptions of thoughts of a non-Christian person seem illogical because they are infused with religious language that a person of that sort would not use.......more